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The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-23
Washington.

A TREASURY AGENTS report on the
Alaskan seal fisheries says $1,000 sealskins
have been unlawfully taken the past season
by marauders.
THE international Medical Congress
ended on Saturday. Resolutions compli-
mentary to the President and Mrs. Cleveland
were passed.
THE President has pardoned Thomas r.
Knight, John A Brooks and Henry Patz, of
Arkansas, convicted of murder. He was sat
isfied that rashness, not malice, influenced the
crime.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-23

a HORSE grazing on the banks OF Higgins,
Lake, Mich, saw Eirs. Charles 81. Petit and
her little daughter drowning, jumped into
the lake, SWAN out to them, made them I'M
derstand that they were to take his name,
and then carried them safely to the shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
Boris SUMNER C1orH1se

LUIS DOMMEh OAOld1N6
WOODWARD 1oTHRop's NEW STORE.
We offer you the following advantages:
Large Stock.
A Large Variety.
The Best Workmanship.
The Latest Styles.
Low-Priced Clothing.
Medium Priced Clothing.
High Priced Clothing.
Large Display Room
Comfortable Fitting Apartments.
These advantages, coupled with the light OF
satisfactory choice There is no dangsr Of Your
going astray in buying Clothing here.as we mark
them at the same small margin of profit which
Goods stock. besides what you buy and do not
like bring back and get your money.
We quote the following specials:
Boys Linen Pants, 75c.
Boys White Duck Pants, $1.50
Boys Linen Kilt Suits, $3.50
Boys Cambria Waists 25c.
Boys Percale Waists, SOC.
Boys Indigo Blue Waists, 75c.
keep sonstanlX full linz S;o Of the celebra
money possibly obtainable.
Suits made sailor style trmmed wRsh caTd
sis ys'fs H1s B.
tWo,piece Kilt suits made Norfolk style; sizes
Lot $685. Boys Atwood Brown Check
Norfolk" Suits; no lining; sizes TO years;
We call attention to our excellent stock Of
Boys Jersey Suits, in full sailor and military
styles. which we offer at exceptionally low
Every Suit in this stock represents all the quail
ity, style, and Workmanship we can secure for
do for YOURSELF to get the best possible for the
least money.
Second floor: through arch.)
my25 WOODWARD b LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

An African, brought captive to this country at
an early age, and kept In slavery ever since,
though not required To work, died the other day OF
old age In Philadelphia He was highly esteemed
By the people Of that city, especially the children
whoused 70 visit him on fine days about his dinner
hour 70 watch him enjoy his repast. And yet he
never was heard TO say a kind word to one OF
them When he had any sentiments to express he
spoke In so hoarse and growing a tone that q
stranger, meeting him in a lonely place about
nightfall and hearing his voice, would have fed
from him In terror. The hair ON his head was
long and brown and curly, and be had not been
known 70 comb It In all the time he had lived in
Philadelphia He never grew to be more than
three feet high. and his senile weakness overcame
him az the early age OF twenty nine years. This
strange mixture of contradictory traits went by
the name OF Pompey. He was the biggest lion In
the Zoo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

Wednesdays session OF the Pacific Railway In
vestigating commission brought out the fact
that there are men hard-hearted enough TO take
advantage Of jay GOuld's artleSsness and hood
wink him When MeSsrs. Ame5 and Pomeroy
took him over the Union Pacific road for the pur-
pose OF selling IL TO him, he says they held back
all the freight on the line for ten days till a
quantity had accumulated which would duly i'm
press prospective purchaser passing IL on his
travels Mr.. Gould IN the innocence of his heart,
bought the road under the conception that the
freight business which he saw was its regular
traf1c. This was not simple traders trick-it
was constituencies cruelty. 1t IL good thing for
the world when the people guilty OF &c are ex-
posed; and from no lips does the story come with
such force and interest as from those Of the viz
tuous victim OF duplicity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

l4c worth pc 25c.. worth :3oc
This lot consists Of desirable lengths for almost
purpose. Guy
Lot of the famous Pertshire Lawn in Desirable
lengths. Iudlng many Black and White Nournino
Patterns, at &C per yard, worth 10c.
In our Lace Curtain Department we will offer tho
following exceptional BARGAINS "
"A Lot OF Nottingham Lace Curtains * long, in
Cream and White, tape bound. reduced from '' 49,
SL6O to 81. % per pair.
many beautiful designs, at vi
:. 10, II and 15c. yard.
Our third hoor IS our bargain floor
Here are displayed odds and ends and Remnants
that naturally accumulate in Establishment liz
ours. Ajax
Prices are put these goods to cause their speedy
SALE winch almost always is accomplished, 90 when VS.
adyerse bargain on this floor it best to come eary
and secure It. as II Is only what is left of the
SUCK oUt may Just be the very thing You want with
saving OF a considerable to YOU ~
case hne Figured Linen LAWNS imported for m
extensive New York Retail House not arriving in tima
they refused TO accept the Lawns They were offered
70 US AZ pig loss TO the Importer and we bought then
80 we couo sell them at 1Sc per yard These cost g.,
Ger f 1,u 20 and. g y11 are now enabled e buy
THIRD FLOOR ACCESSIBLE BY FIEVATOR op
SPACIOUS STAIRS " va
ALWAYS ONE PRICE.
LANSBURGH Bro,
42o-122-424A28 SEVENTH ct
In the city. '''Ae VIC N.Y. nv9,s'
A TTENTIoNl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

The designation '.murderers' party" was applied
10 the advocates OF home rule for Ireland when the
acts OF few irresponsible dynamitists gave point
10 the epithet. Those opponents OF home rule and
supporters OF the Irish landlords who organize to
KIN public speaker Of different faith, and beat
stone, and rre at him, and unonending newspaper
reporters who accompany him, now claim for
themselves the bitter title which they framed for
Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

good many OF the newspapers are discussing
the question, what would happen If Jacob Sharp,
the alleged brtber OF the Broadway Railroad Doodle
aldermen, should not be convicted. Most. of them
are OF opinion that logic would then require the
release OF the convict aldermen now serving the
state at Sing sing. They err. Logic does not re-
quire fisherman 10 put back In the pool
the small fry he has caught because the whopper
he set out TO catch dropped OF his hook and got
away. Two petit juries are no more certain to
agree than two judges, or two doctors This was
shown some years ago at Detroit, where one jury
acquitted a citizen of murder and another
acquitted a local newspaper OF libel when prose
euted for accusing him OF IL, the same testimony
being offered at both trials. Moreover, it is pos
siole 70 convince jury that the bOodlers were
bribed by some one In the interest Of the railway
scheme, without having the evidence available to
connect Sharp personally with the bribery. AS a
second moreover, Sharp is not yet acquitted and
II that event should not happen, the labor ex-
pended in framing a pardon by logic for the
boodlerS will all be wasted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

AASsoOAA AM hiOAI
SPECIFICATION OF OFFERS
A quantity Of Fancy Plush Dressing and Shaving
Cases, Music Boxes, Albums Pin Cushions, &c, at
Of onr as no ay h a is
this great sacrifice in order to close them out
yard regular value soc. fO'
The goods consist of short length and remnants,
Therefore Will cut almost any quantity asked for
The remainder , OF our weli-knewn domestic hosiery,
win be sold at the following low prices pairs for
Ne your special attention. at and 70 Rer Ps a being
raordnary cheap but owing to the circumstance that
marked them half price In order to close them we
,, lew Dozen Chldren,s Lace Collars with red and
o9e satin rooon quliiins at 12sc' sold generally
Also lot Of Children's Bibbs. at about half popular
A New lot Of Ladies' Cape Collars and Chemise,tes
drerent styles. at D, s. 1H and 19c., worth double
Two Cases Of full width Bxtise Franchise Remnants
in Light and Dark Patterns, fast colors, Zoe per
= Also lot of Cream groundD Light figured Batiste
Remnants desirable length, at SIC. per yard; worth
Fancy and Linen NAKED at the ,aW
est price possible with an extra discount of 10 per
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY.
a large lot OF Mansutta Bleached Pillow Casing and
Sheetng Remnants, at about half of regular quota
In order to close out our immense line of domestic
men OF this article, marked at about hall of regular
Two Cases Saline Remnants, in Light and Dark Pat.
terms desirable lengths per yard regular vaine
l2c This lot being very small it will be to your adj
vantage to call early and get the benefit of it.
Positively the last ot Of our famous English Nom
and this o 6I
can be used for almost any useful purpose,
Five cases Of the celebrated ia double finish Mar
settles Quilts AZ regular value NC Tnis offer
has been considered to stand uneQualed on the con-
mercial field of the District. ~ WIN
at %. worth at least 80 In order to give YoI
An ieH Of the acknowledgment of this Bargain we viii
not forget to mention that have sold last Thrsdav
ZxJOO early apll
yourself. AVN AoA
lot of Garner light figured Percale fast color.
beautiful designs, at 1Oe. per yd., worth t21c
Ten pieces OF the celebrated and fashionable
CLOTH In cream with fancy stripes. fast colors at
per yd, worth at least 1oc. This fabric deserves
welcomed comfort aud ease in wearing. ~
For the National Drill and coming Decoration day
we have procured an immense assortment of Inita3
States Buntinss Flags &C. at the lowest prices Cal
and look at our Decorations the colors OF the Unio
are proudly waving In our establishment
The last OF the celebrated German Carmstads Tick
ing, warranted entirely feather proof.
= yd wide. I'd. wide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

1t is misfortune when popular errors Of speech
become crystallized and made permanent part of
the public records, and many slips Of this kind
could be avoided just as well as not by freely pub
fishing, some time in advance, Intentions which
are often guarded sacred secrets. II 1t had been
widely made known, for example, before the en-
graver had set about his work, that the inscrip-
tion on one side OF the base OF the GARFIELD monu-
ment would describe its celebrated subject as
having been member OF Congress, Senator and
President" ETC., some friendly critic would I'M
douotedly have appealed for its correction The
commonly accepted distinction between a Senator
and member OF Congress Is so obvious blunder
that IL can be excused only on the plea OF great
haste IN writing or speaking. 1t certainly ought
not 20 be perpetuated on public monument. 1t
costs no more time or effort to say representative
In" than member off, and yet, for some inscrut-
able reason, half the world drops easily into mis-
take which Is as absurd as 10 talk about houses
and dwellings, or dairy products and butter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

IL Is queer world we live IN. where the little
things are made much OF and the big things often
gOfor little. Here Is Mrs Langtry pursued by sher-
i1s Officers because she has broken engagements
with lot or provincial managers. And mean
while Mr.. Langtry remains quietly on the other
side OF the sea, bringing no suit for breach Of her
life contract 10 love, honor, and obey him. and
sending oallifs TO seize the box-office receipts
Are theatrical obligations, then so much more i'm
pOrfanr tlan domestic?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

When the wind and rain struck the tents yes
teriay the bureted and drenched citizen soldiers
had taste of the realities OF camp life on a war
basis, and brief practical experience OF Of the
delights OF partial mobilization on the Boulanger
plan To-day the elements have made amends.
And, reacting from the encouragement OF yester-
days wet blanket the soldiers march In the clear,
invigorating air like warriors returning from a
victorious campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

yesterday afternoons storm gave the boys In
camp around the Monument q taste OF the less
pleasant side Of soldering for . steady occupa-
uon- IL all goes 70 swell their total OF ex-
pesience. which is Just what the boys are after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

Ills expected that. barring floods and explo-
0oos, the Monitor Will get away with the Merri-
mae tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
A CREAM DREss SEASON.

A CREAM DREss SEASON.
There is every indication Of an unprecedented
popularity of Cream Wool Dresses this summer,
as a. the ses-shore they will be very generally
worn.
Our stock is exceptionally large and varied,
embracing all the popular weaves Of this sea-
sons manufacture. Excellent variety Of fabrics,
especially adapted for commencement dresses,
commandments costumes. &c. We quote in part
the following:
3S-inch Cream Canvas Cloth 37kc.
39-inch Cream Flannel, SOC.
39-inch Cream Flannel, Sc
42-inch Cream Flannel, 62Hc.
6O-inch Cream Flannel, 75c.
54-inch Cream Flannel, 81.
36-inch Cream Tricot 37kc
39-inch Cream Albatross, SOC.
42-inch Cream Albatross, 75c.
36-inch Cream Cashmere, SOC.
39-inch Cream Cashmere, 75c.
45-inch Cream Cashmere, 81.
42-lnch Cream Homespun, 59c.
42-inch Cream Homespun, 62Ec.
42-inch Cream Homespun 81.
42-inch Cream Etamine, SOC.
4S-inch Cream Etamine 75c.
42-inch Cream Shoodas, 75c.
4O-inch Cream BOucle. SOC.
40-inch Cream Henrietta Cloth, 81.
42-inch Cream Silk-and-wool Cloth, 81.
42-inch Cream Shooda Cloth, 81.
42inch Cream Cancels Hair, 81.
We do not believe any customer in need OF
selection from this estimable stock.
(Main floor, first to the leftJ
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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To-xoRRow. THURSDAY. MAY 26rH.
THE DAY AFTER, FRIDAY, MAY 9TH,

We shall expect to see the children and mothers To-
MORROW and FRIDAY. You can't very well keep the
youngsters of the avenue for the marching of troops
and music are irresistible attractions Come in and
rest or obtain ce-water treat the youngsters
ride on the elevator, for the Palais Royal at the
children's disposal for Tomorrow and Friday. You
will notice Childrens Goods conspicuously displayed
all over the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
FoR The BENEFIT Or STRANGERS

Visiting our capital during the National Drill and for
the public in general have concluded exhibit on
our third floor many DESTROYS bargains next
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
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Il yLKER'S SONS 2O4 10TH ST. NV.
CeDent kinster, Plea -, - ~SNS~' SN~NS>~A
Tsasphone sl6-l1 ,uns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

Copies Of last Saturdays mammoth ten-page
Illustrated National Drill edition OF THE STAR can
be had at the business ONCE, In any required num-
Der.
Price cents each; in wrapper, stamped ready
for mailing, cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

TINS WEATHER DEMANDS
LIGHTWEIGHT CLOTHING, AND WE DE.
SIRE TO REPEAT OUR STATEMENT THAT
WEHAvETHE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES
THAT ARE MADE
IN wooLENs, LIGHT, MEDIUM, AND
DARK SHADES OF CHEvIOTs AND CAssI-
MEREs, IN PLAIN STRIPES AND FANCY
PLAIDs sERGEs IN BLACK, BLUE, AND
FANCY CHECKS. SACK AND CUTAwAY
COATS.
IN HOT-wEATHER GOODS PROBABLY NO
HOUSE IN WASHINGTON SHOWS AS LARGE
AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE, ENTIRELY
NEW GOODS AS WE DO. THE FINEST
ALPACAs AND MoHA1Rs IN PLAIN BLACK,
AND EVER so MANY SHADES OF LIGHT
COLORs, PLAIN. STRIPED, CHECKS, AND
MIXTURES sEERsUCKERS IN BLUE
STRIPS AND CHECKS: ALSO BUFF
STRIPES THESE ARE THE FINEST CAL
CUTTA GOODS.
ALL THIN GOODS ARE THE ROYAL SILK
COATS AND VESTS, IN THREE STYLES,
PLAIN BLUE, BROWN STRIPE, AND STEEL
GREY STRIPE. ANOTHER NOVELTY
NEVER SHOWN HERE BEFORE Is THE
LIaHT-CoLoRED RIBBED SILK COATS
AND VESTS.
BESIDE THE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
EXTRA FINE GOODS WE HAVE THE
MEDIUM GRADE OF sEERsUCKER, BLACK
ALPACA. MoHAIR sERGEs tTHE THIN
NEST woRsTED GOODS MADE), EXTRA
LONG DRAP DETE, AND ALPACA COATS
OFFICE COATS AT SOC. WHITE AND
FANCY DUCK VEST OF THE NEWEST CUT,
RANGING FROM s125 TO So EACH. WILL
BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU.
E. B. BARNUM CO.,
my24 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENTAL yERYLOw RATES FIVE LARGE
Il and commodious flats, ), and rooms in the b.
and third floors These fats are as fine as any in the
city expense has been spared to make them models
being to sanitary arrangements convenience Of
&c. street pass doors every two mnutes
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS j. FISHER,
1924 st. NV, or 1925 n st. premises
my25-2w
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NJ RveMiDR scar has q regular. permaneut
A0na nde daily circulation more than treble
that Of any other daily paper published in
WashinGtOn, and much greater than that
~ al the esher Oily papers here added
Together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
LADIES Wool Surrs REDUCED.

The response to our sale Of Suits at reduced
prices shows conclusively that customers ap-
preciste buying below usual prices. We shall
continue the sale until the last suit is sold.
First selections are the best
Ladies' Wool Suits from $40 to $3.50.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from S12 to $40.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from So SO to $40.
Ladies Wool Suits, from $13 to $40.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from els to 8125O
Ladies' Wool Suits, from $1S to $15.
LADIES' Wool Suits, from S10 to els.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from 900 to Sl625.
Ladies' Wool Suits from S29 to $3.50.
Ladies Wool Suits from $50 to S25.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from $40 to $35.
Crhird Floor)
WOODWARD 4 TOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

The ffty years: reign OF Victoria, marked by
the queens Jubilee, have brought TO England q
vast material growth, considerable increase OF
population, and great political progress Exten-
sion OF suffrage by the reform bills, general and
compulsory public school education and disestab-
hshment OF the Irish church are among the most
Important measures OF the period. English wars,
outside OF the struggle in Crimea, have
been Of no great significance, and have
been largely waged for the sake OF land or
influence In Asia and Africa. The eX-
traordinary growth or Australia in population,
wealth and developed resources Is one OF the strik
ing facts OF the period By colonial conferences En-
gland seeks 10 strengthen the ties which unite her
10 the colonies, and a result Of the one recently
held In London 1t Is expected that increased faci
ties for postal, Geographic and commercial in
tercourse and contributions from the colonies for
war ships and defence5 will be secured. In the
encouragement OF the Greater Britain, Ireland Is
not considered and dark chapter in the
nifty years history recites the misgovernment
OF that dependency. But the English people who
have gradually for many years been conquering
England give signs OF a prospective change OF
policy and on the occasion OF that greater jubilee,
the fftieth anniversary OF the reign OF the people
OF Great Britain, Ireland will doubtless be in
dition 70 play cheerful and enthusiastic part.
Being a good citizen and having a respect for
the laws, even when he dslikeS them, Mr.. Louis
Heyman, OF New York, was unwilling to have
music and beer at the wedding festivities Of his
daughter, In Lyric Hall next sunday, without first
asking permission of the police authorities. They
have referred his request to their counsel. who
Will probably find some excuse for accommodating
so scrupulouSly honest q man. II so, the excise
law viii soon cease TO be oppressive. The retail
ers OF invtgorating beverages can form protec-
tive union. and offer handsome premium for Sun
day matrimOny. Manageable girls with small
dowrieS may get their wedding entertainments
free, provided they arrange the ceremony for the
first day OF the week and permit the BarkeeperS'
Association 10 invite all the friends they wish 70
the spread that follows Early morning weddings,
with receptions lasting till midnight, will then
become the fashion among people OF humble
means; and the thirsty masses will celebrate the
Inauguration Of the new by changing the spell
ing OF the marriage gods name from Hymen to
Heyman.
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FAScr EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.

FANcY EMBRo1DERY DEPARTMENT.
We have the materials for almost every kind Of
Fancy work All kinds of stamping done ct
short notice. We have opened Q new lot Of
Stamped Linen Splashers, 125sc.
Stamped Linen Splashers, 17c
Stamped Linen Dust Bags 17c.
Stamped Linen Shoe Bags, 25c
Stamped Linen Bureau Scarfs 45c.
Shaded Embroidery Silk. &c. per skein.
White "Old-fashioned" Embroidery Silk for
embroidering fisnnels, SC. per skein, 25c. per
dozen
Second hoor: through south arch.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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FOR RENT-STORES.
Observation-Disclosures

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOR RENT-NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO;
II beautiful tone in perfect order: would be rented
low to q careful and responsible party owner has
present use for it. CHAS. 1. KELLOGG 602 9th st.
my24-1
TOR RENT-STABIE-IN REAR OF 1872 ST.:
L and very desirable; five stalls and carriage
room. Apply to A. T. BRICE. ia 18th st. LIN
EOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-WRIT1NG"
Il Machines rented at &5 per month and sold on
monthly payments.
my4-:5m "CALiGRAPH OFFICE" 933 st. NV.
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nNOR RENT

LUX KENT
Il 1ngleside, NIP. 6
1886 18th, lar.
l400 Il st. NV, 12r....
I'll 9TH st. NV, store
and dwelling. ......
1925 Mass. ave, l3r. .
800 Sth st. NV, Dr..
III 9th st. II. W., Or. :.
l015 II st, n. W., 14r...
1906 n. II. ave. .....
1908 9Th st. NV. lar. 4.
l0l9 Conn. ave-. Or.
Magnolia ave-, lar. &:
1910 18th ST., l3r. g:
GlS f st. NV. 15r. g:
4l6 9th st.n.w.16r. g:
1871 DE Sales St. 11r..
l4l3G ST., upper part.
1923 q st. n. ~, Or. -.
1266 N. II. av. NV Or
9l1 1 st. NV, 1lr. -.
6l2 18th st. NV, l6r.
10Y Mass av. NV, 9r. 4.
The above houses CO
OR Office only. .
iny2l
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ERR Pp "A 4 ERR "A "A ssss 90 oE ssss
PrF IA "A k i ( Il 4 ssssss 8 st ssss
A r RA oSSS 90 ILL SSSS .

Close by, and when you them. of satn with
fancy handles and as good ladies' $3.50 Parasols
for Csc, you may listen to your childs entreaty to
buy you can escape the attractions Of Fans, Hand
kerchiefs. Jewelry and Tiny Satches for the children
take the elevator to the second floor for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
WANTED-ROOMS.
WAREHOUSES;.

VKYANTED-SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES AND
w Lots; must be cheap.
BROWN & BRADLEY,
my10-8t 1881 st. NV.
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WANIED-LO
WANTED observation-disclosures AND UN-
w improved Property to sell, direct from owners:
quick sales and moderate commission.
nwl9-6t s. G. HILL. cor. 9Th and sta
VKJANTED-LOTS-THE NATIONAL CAPITAL IN
w vestment Co. Samuel q: Walker. president, $50
critics large small in any section. promptly pur-
chased if found to be q bargain. my1J-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

Will catch the eye Of the little who enters by No
liz Pennsylvania avenue door. The Bargain Coun-
ter viii be filled with Dolls foot high for 49c
each They have jointed kid bodies bisQue heads.
real hair. perfect features and complexion. You will
admit them cheap at 81
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| l-NOR RENT-NEw BAY-wINDOw BRICK-sFyFS
II room and bath. f36h II ST n. w mod imus . ex-
cellent condition. rent S35. Inquire Of owner ABS N
| b.